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urban archaeological sites discovered thus far in Bangladesh. The
village Mahasthan in
Shibganj upazila of
Bogra District contains the
remains of an ancient...
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Bihar Barabar Caves,
Bihar (donatory
inscriptions to the Ājīvika sect)
Mahasthan,
Bogra district,
Bangladesh Rajula-Mandagiri, near Pattikonda, Kurnool...
- Mosharraf,
Mahasthan:
Anecdote to History, 2006, Preface, Dibyaprakash, 38/2 ka
Bangla Bazar, Dhaka, ISBN 9844832454 Brochure:
Mahasthan – the earliest...
- in the
ancient Bengal region, now
identified with the
current site of
Mahasthan,
located in Bogra, Bangladesh. It was a
vibrant administrative, religious...
- ISBN 978-90-04-19148-8.
Retrieved 11
December 2015. Alam,
Shafiqul (2012). "
Mahasthan". In Islam, Sirajul; Jamal,
Ahmed A. (eds.). Banglapedia:
National Encyclopedia...
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regions were
often independent or
under the rule of
larger empires. The
Mahasthan Brahmi Inscription indicates that
Bengal was
ruled by the
Mauryan Empire...
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Yerragudi Sasaram Rupnath Bairat Bhabru Ahraura Barabar Taxila (Aramaic)
Mahasthan Laghman (Aramaic)
Maski Palkigundu Gavimath Jatinga/Rameshwara Rajula/Mandagiri...
- of the
Aryan acculturation during the
Mauryan era, as
depicted in the
Mahasthan inscription. By the end of the 3rd
century C.E., the
region came under...
- Pundravardhana. He
visited the site in 1889. Hossain, Md. Mosharraf,
Mahasthan:
Anecdote to History, 2006, pp. 69–73, Dibyaprakash, 38/2 ka
Bangla Bazar...
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Yerragudi Sasaram Rupnath Bairat Bhabru Ahraura Barabar Taxila (Aramaic)
Mahasthan Laghman (Aramaic)
Maski Palkigundu Gavimath Jatinga/Rameshwara Rajula/Mandagiri...
